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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-23
Mr.. rrask Lssii. In PArl..

Mrs. Frank Leslie arrived here recently
after a months stay in London, and Is
costly installed at the Continental hotel.
II like to see newspaper men" she be-
gan with a cordial smile, ''they have al
ways been so good to me. Some one
told me once that l was a power in the
New York press, but l replied: No, I'm
the pet of the New York press, which is
very much better Let me tell you n
thing, though" she went on, laughing,
..you may say that I am a beauty or not,
that l have large feet or small ones, that
my jewels are diamond or paste, that my
stockings are red, white or blue, in fact
you may repeat anything you like except
marry me. Don't do that, please I
draw the line there. You see, every time
I leone to Europe, some enterprising cor
respondent insists ON marrying me to O
lord o. baron, or goodness knows what;
that report spreads through all the home
papers. disturbs my family and friends,
and at last ! have to write co~ntradicting
it. Then this contradiction is duly
printed all over the country with various
comments, and really before the thing Is
finished ! am 30 mixed up that I hardly
know myself whether ! am married or
not"
How would you compare the French
and American women in the matter Of
dress?"
81 think that the French ladies dress
much more quietly in the street than we
do, and perhaps in better taste; but at re-
ceptions, balls, ETC., there is very little diff
ference. You know we resemble the
French much more than we do the Eng
hgh. However, eve the English women
are learning to dress themselves more
tastefully, at least in the evening. They
are beginning to make their artificial
adornment more worthy Of that which
nature has given them so bountifully.-
Paris Cor. Chicago Inter Ocean.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-23

Aerolites are interesting TO the average
mind as well as to the student, but 30 far
they have not been very instructive.
They are so scorched We can hardly learn
anything Of them. II they stabbed of
some passing planet or are fragments Of
some exploded world, IL is strange they
are all 40 much alike In character and
composition. Why do we not have Other
samples Of the unknown worlds, as, for
instance, the human body, or something
fashioned by the hands Of the inhabitants
of such realms? We are anxious 10 learn
something Of the other globes, but tossing
two ton rocks at us is a slow way to be-
come acquainted or sociable.- Baltimore
News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-23
Dapt. Gabriel Rosse,ti.s Art.

Nothing could nor completely reveal
TO us the whole of Dante Gabriel Rossetti's
art than the following prose sketch Of a
poem which WA never written: THE
Philter "A woman intensely enamored
of q man who does not love her, makes
use OF a philter to secur his love. In
this she succeeds; but II also acts gradu-
ally upon his life. She attempts TO avert
this by destroying the whole effect Of the
philter, but finds this IL not permitted
her; and he dies in her arms, deeply low
ing her and deeply loved by her, while
she is conscious Of being the cause Of his
death. As he yields his last breath In q
kiss, she knows that his spirit now hates
her. THE Argonaut.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-23
Garfield Campaign Rs,,c..

In the Garfield home at Mentor, O., are
bound copies OF the principal dailies
throughout the United States for the year
Of the Garfield campaign, and finely
bound scrapbooks containing extracts
from papers, great and small, Of which I
counted s~ixty-four; scores and scores Of
substantially bound books labeled Let
tiers received" and scores more labeled
Letters sent;' files Of campaign can
toons; immense collections Of photo
graphs illustrating eyesy event In the ca
reer Of Garfield, and a collection OF thirty
or more canes with heavy gold heads and
elaborate carving. One cane-too big to
be useful-is O mass Of inscriptions on the
subject OF temperance. Another is O with
cred sugar cane, bound together at the
Joints with massive bands Of gold, and
supplied with q handsome gold tassel ut
the head.-Cor. Chicago Inter Ocean.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-23
The RuddhIsts IN sapsn

The Bnddhists continue TO make most
vigorous efforts 10 counteract the spread
Of Christianity In Japan, and the Hon
gsnjI sect was never SO busy. One school
In Kioto alone Is TO be rebuilt at a cost Of
$4,000 MexicansD, and other Buddhistlc
seminaries and colleges are being started
IN various parts Of the country. -Public
Opinion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-23

The Pimas in Arizona have a curious
custom, the reason Of which we know not,
put u IL probably an exercise Of their pc
GUITAR superstitions. Every windy day
may be seen az many as a dozen OF the
noble red men on Tempe butte, and down
on the gale come the notes of a plaintive,
rhythmic song, monotonous and weird
Chicago News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-23

A new sword handle has been con-
structed by a Leipsic professor on, IL is
claimed, anatomical principles. The de-
dgner asserts that being planned with
reference 20 the hands mechanism, Il
can BE- bald with absolute SECURITY,
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Proposals.

AgRDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }
ROOM 200. STEWART BUILDING, No ESQ HKoADWf. Z
NEw. YORK, April ), 1857
ITO CONTRACTORS.
ns or proposals for doing and furnishing the
called for approved form OF contract now on
Me in the office Aquenct commissioners FOR the con
structon OF Additional SHAFT Ma 1871 situated on section
o the New troon AqucducL at about Station I9 90 VIII
c received AT this office until the 2d day OF APRIL 1887 at
O'clock D. M at which place aud honr they VIII be publicly
Inv me Aaueuc and tho award OF tho
doing work and furnishing said materials
win bc by Commissioners Thereafter rs
practicable. - --.-,,..,.
blank approved contract and tho SPECIFICATIONS
t,o' and the bids proposals AMI proper envelopes Tor
their OF bonds and also tho plans Tor
sad WORK and ali reqniri can be obtained
AZ the above Aqneduct Commissioners on app
catoi % tbs Sccrrtiry
IIy oricr OF tho Aqnednct Commissioners ,.,.
~ ~ JAMES G. SPENCER President
JOHN c. SIIEEHAN, Secretary
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-R0NDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at

A -RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
~. Cranston's west Point. Cornwall, Newhurg. Mari
Milton Poughkerpsc and Esopus. connecting win
Ulster aud poaware stony Glove and Catskl Mountain
railroads Steamers city of Kingston and James W. Bad
win leave week day at pier foot OF Harfisonstr
except saturday. when city Of Kingston leaves at p M
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route at 90 As. 900 HOO. m. 80. 800 AGO. 6:3O
100 1900 y, SUNDAYS at 400, 4i5, a. Mi o3O l2UV
Trains leaving at 400 7:i5 II 90 M. 1880 400 $50
1900 n M have Reading, Harrisburg Potts
VILE etc 400 for Eason Bethlehem. Allentown Read
ing, Harrisburg etc. ON sundays for taston.
100 for Eason Dctllehem AhentoWn, MauSn Chunk.
Wilkcsbnrre and scranton - .
S3Oa M for EasOn. bethlehem Allentown MaueA thurk,
Wilkcsbarre. Scranton. Reading. Harrisburg. Potsyc
Tamalua. Shamokin, sunbuTy. Lcwisburg, Miiamsport
Mauch Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg. etc
3i5 D. for Eason Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch chunk,
wikesbarc Scranton. ramaqua, shamokn sunbny Lewis
burg WillamspcIt etc.
90 aud 30 NJ for Easton Bethlehem Allentown. etc
5iJ Easion Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
wikesbarre Heading Harrisburg etc On Sundays at $50
200 and 7,0 m. Eas;on. Bethlehem. Allentown.
40 Sl6 HOO H. LOO $40, i30. G:l5 y. Sundays
400 300 for Red Bank Long Branch. Ocean Grove,
except Snndays). Point Pleasant -
i:30 Sl5 m. 100 A:30 n for Lakewood Toms River
4SO A. m 700 D. m for Atlantic City vincland Brdgeton
and Cum berand and Maurice River II. X.
400 sl5. ll:45 a. M loo 80 $50 p NJ for Freehold
G.l5 d H. sundays 400 100 A. m. for Perth Amboy.
NEWJERSEY SOUTHERN DIV
From Pier X n. X. via sandy Hook
For Atlantic Highlands seaDght Long Branch, &C., 345
For time OF trains local points timetables at Ticket
Onces.
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF cor'andt or De,
brosses sts ~ follows
Ia. m. for Catasaiqua ami In ermoilatc point.
for Geneva Lyons EmlrL Rochester. Buffalo AMI
n M for Tuukhannock and intermediate points Chair
$40 D. m. for Pttston and principal intermediate points,
Chair Ia Pittston
$40 fOr Gopl.y and ntsrmoiiate PoIn,s Connection
for Geneva Lyons. Elmra, Rochester, Buffalo aul
the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
TOO n. m. for Iaurays and intermediate points
Trains leaving at NJ. D. m. and $40 IN. connect tor
all points in MahanOy and a1efGn GSs H's0ns
8 a m. for Mauch Chunk, Hazoton and Intermediate
GAO p. m. for copiay and intermediate points
for Geneva. Lyons Elniir, Rochester Buffalo and
tho West. Pullman ocpor 10 Lyons
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w N Y q. and H. X ~ Co, lessee
Trains leave West AID st statona follows aalt' mnits'
Detroit and Chicago .oI;5s. M. $500. .si5nm.
q ' syT sSs " ha.e Rochester, Suspension Bridge
NiS ssap ps %s 's % Sc' asx Albany s
.7:iS s0:5S Ii $50 a M. 100. .d:05. .s;l5 y. m
Cranston's West Point Cornwall. Newburg. "3;loI 'la
$3.50 slOib, II 3oa mr., 4Dt 600, -Sl5 mi and '6;oS
For Montreal and Canada East 6,65 p M;
Hamilton London. .o:35l M 'O0S' e;lo p MI Iorohto'
"ae M IcUS s ca @ Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and 81 Iruis on ali through Trains al,
Daily iDay except Saturday o'hcr trans aaiy excep'
For tickets timetables parO. or seegngSar scso%woia
nStou.st 1850 Fulion.st Annex once loot Of futoDst
York City-yeS 1856 f42 broadway 1881 Bowery and
West shore stations oiwest A2:s' ioet ~
Wand
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1m0UkI0k
WE OPYRR SUBJECT 10 SALE
LIMITED AMOUNT OF
The Orange Belt Rail-
way Co.'S
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT
20 YEAR GOLD BONDS
DUE 1902.
At 81 1-2 and accrued interest, the pur-
chaser receiving with each $1,000
bond $3.50 of the par value OF
the stock.
The Oranue Belt R. r. of Florida
The Orange Belt R. r. of Florida

,ona firm, u. connoc,on with tho Jacksonville Tampa
and Key West Railway Monroe along the west bank oil
Lake Monroe eseriy through tho towns Of Sylvan
Lake Paoa Island Lake. Glen Ethel Longwood Alamont
Forest City Toronto Lakeve Carkona Miers and Crown
Point Oakland located tho south shore OF Lake Apopk
distance Of "a miles, and Ii being rapidly extended through
10 Point Pinclias on tho Gulf THE STEEL RAILS
HAVE ALREADY BEEN BOUGHT, TIE RIGHT OF
WAY SECURED, AND TIE GRADING Is BEING
RAPIDLY PUSHED TO COMPLETE THIS EXTEN-
SION BY TIE 1sT or NOVEMBER, OR NOT
LATER THAN THE 1ST OF JANUARY 1883.
THIS ROAD PASSES THROUGH THE MOST FER
TILE LANDS OF TIE STATE OF FLORIDA. AND
THE MOST THRIFTY ORANGE BELT or THE
STATE 1T IL DOING A VERY SATISFACTORY
BUSINESS AND EARNING MORE THAN THE
INTEREST on IT'S BONDED DEBT OvER AND
ABOVE ALL OPERATING EXPENSES. &C, AND
WHEN COMPLETED WE SEE NO REASON WHY
1T SuOULD NOT PAY HANDSOME DIVIDENDS
on ITS STOCK. As 1T IL BONDED FOR THE
SMALL. AMOCNT OF $4,000 PER MILE. These
first and only Hon tho road and equipment
and addition guaranteed principal and Interest by tho
Orange Belt Investment Company which own largo minis AZ
Longwood that earning over $4,000 year net be
sides which company valuable real estate and other
property estimated ALL with the mills. TO be worth
$500 900 when tho road ia flashed to Point Pnellss
II estimated the Investment Companys property VIII
be worth at least OO0 including the railroad and
its franchises
TIE COMPANY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RE-
DEEM THESE BONDS At ANY TIME AFTER FIVE
YEARS. AND 1T IL nEiIEyED TIL At THEY WILL
Re ABLE TO RETIRE THEM ALL IN FIVE YEARS
A. 1T II FOR THE INTEREST or TIE GUAR
ANTORS TO 10 80. THEY BEING THE OWNERS
or IS PER CENT or TIE STOCK. WHICH,
WITH TIE 2J FER CENT WE OFFER, WILL
OWN THE ROAD AFTER THESE BONDS HAVE
BEEN RETIRED. AND WILL DE TIE ONLY
LIEN UPON THE RAILROAD AND EQUIPMENT
AND FRANCHISE.
We look upon security cool investment and with
rs PER CENT Of stock Offered with tho bonds they should
command the attention OF III, investing public
Interest January July payable at tho Farmers Loan
and Trust Company NcwYok who the Trustees OF the
mortgage
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
To the Travelling Public ami shippers Of Freight
The steamers OF the
PEOPLES LINE,
DREW AMI DEAN RICHMOND
VIII commence trips Albany. connecting for all
North. and west SATU .iDAl April y, from
rooms warmed Freight received the hour Of departure
w. EVERETT.
President.
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1utlion Sales.
DECEIVER'S SALE.

DECEINER'S SALE.
AND RAILROAD PROPERTIES al RECEGvERs LIE.
The property Everett Iron Company Will he sold az
paddle Frcdcrc Prime IT, receiver AZ Everett
dord County Pcnnsy lvana Thursday, April ~ 1917,
the oce OF the company on the tnacc
property under OF United States circuit Court Tor
tic Western District OF Pennsylvania and FOR the Dsirct OF
Maryland 80, -. .
r ur,pcry will cgerrd first whole and then ~ par
highest gate amount bid 10 be accepted ana
vi limit oprlce. substantially MS follows
plant with 100 acres in lee. furnace
dwellings shops C., aud broad Iairoa from the lui
mace 10 Dallas tho bedford division OF the PohhSy
yanla Railroad IL = mllcsl.
sccond~incsono tract 90 in fec. with quarres
q a, miles IRON furnacrl - ,.oc...o.
lands Fee and 1897 acres li7 perces OF ore
tights fee. with railroad aboui six miles long ,,,
rights In fee and ROYALTY In AeRhany
County Maryland about 1919 $40 perches In Zee and
Tuh broad Top lands ISIS fee with col eres
houses and ITO coke ovens ~ miles IRON iuthaoc
Sirth-Telepionc lines. about 20 miles.
srvrnh-PersOna property, rolling stock &C., enumer'ed
In inventory. % =,
modern furnace plant with iron imestonc, COAL coklng
facilities and railroads. the owcrsip and III near CON
uguty. . - = .,... .u. an, ro,ros,r,
cash outlay $4,000 besides $26OOJ stock paid Tor
the land Tu.l particulars ON application TO
FREDERICK PRIME IT, Receiver,
south Third s., Philadelphia, IA,
GRAY a DAVENPORT Solicitors for Receiver
lI6 broadway New.York CITY, N V.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE. -
n. steamers CRY OF Troy ana SARATOGA leave
foot Of Christopher st. North River daily except saturday
m Tor Troy and North. sunday steamer touches at
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pubc notice Ia hereby given By tho Comptroller OF the
CITY OF NewYk pursuant TO section OF chapter ga OF
s OF Inv s ~ o Report Of the
by tho supreme Court IN tho mser .. ae
OF tn9 10 charter i97 OF the laws OF 1876 amended
scoirlng right OF necessary or te V
Harlem River and spnyen NY .rsex U l. W nj an
meals having been akon 10 tho General TERM we
from tho or,e OF entered s. a. aa" lie
aJ OH OF July 1886 Ii ordered that SAN appears Oo
and the same dismissed the 18th day OF February
1887 which SAID order OF the Gcnera 1crm nsnss
inc appeals lied la the oIce o. the sail Conprolot
on tn 18th day Of February 1871! and arproveh " 'he
Counsel to tn, on s IN matter was hsd In
tho said Controller on tho lothda or March, so
and cnerSn IN , o M Clerk Of AREAS IN the City Of New
York TO section y5 Of the NswIorx CITY conso
dalton act OF 1882 on tho FIST day OF March chonter
Oil Of The Laws 1888 further notice Ia hereby given tat
the benent made IN said Abstract OF Assess
he collector Assessments and Clerk OF Arrears within
thirty the said list day OF March, 1887 Whom IN
tho provided for by tho said act Will 10
the and collection OF the same inc pro-
vision of "a statute being as foiiowsi 100000. =.
and IL not paid within thirty days thereafter interest
"he eight per centum per annm sha aee."o anu
paid upon tho until the same arc PAIL anu a. " aSs
such assessments as shall not DO paid Whn n,ey ,6o
The time SAID report o! assessment ~ ~
lime said abstract OF assessments was eh,ere ~ ' 9
rrcars 10 wit on the day March, 1897 the SAID
Comptroller hereby authorized anG directed nme'ia.a
upon the expiration Of sail ninety day 70 issue MS
shall ic signed by the said tomptioief anu ufeecu W @
xsrrsn shall command NherlG collect from tho per
sons and parties named In said warrant The sum 0,
due respectively. with Interest AZ te Ise ..
Eight nor rcnum per rum and after the expiration
of thirty DAYS the date OF the confirmation OF sal. re
nor of the said 2st dAy oil March ioo
ursnant 10 tho aud under the authority OF '
aael" EDWARD V. LoEw. Comptrolisr.
City Of NewYork, Finance Department Comp''ohe '"'''
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nELAWARE, LACKAwANNA and WEST

II EKN RAILkOAD SHOkTEsF LINE BE.
EMPRESS TRAINs NO DUST ALWAYS ON TIME.
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND sLEhPlNG COACHES
Depots IN NewYork foot OF Barclay and Christopher
Daily Sundays Buffalo md Oswcgo Exprsss
for Water Gap. sroudsburg Scranton Eiinira
Bath Buffalo. Syracuse Oswego Greene. Oxor Norwich
Utica Scranton for Pttston WkesOarre Dan.
Vile and Northumberland at owego for Ithaca Inorns-
date stations
I p.m Bipshamioa and Elmra Express for Water Gap
Bnghamton Owego and ElmiTa at ScrSn
ton Tor Puston. Kingston. WilkesbaIre &c.
p Daily Buffalo Limited Express for stroulsbnrg
Bingamton Owego El;nira CorIing Bath Way.
land Buffalo. GO. arriving n Bun no q 20 a M
Daly Buffalo and OsweJo Express for Stroutsburg
Scranton Enxhamtop Cortandt syracuse Oswego Greene
Oxford NORWICH Utica and ichfei Springs connects az
and intermediate
days Connects at Bufao with trans for all Vest
Tickets for sale and baggage checked at 2s Broadway
at Wcstcott Express offices IN NewYork and Brooklyn.
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EesaI Notices.

NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION OF REPORT
~ IN rIIL; MATTER OF THE HARLEM RIVER AM
SpIiYTEN DUYVIL CREEK IMPROVEMENTS AM
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Ncw Publications
NEW EDITION FOR 1887.

THE INDEX GUIDE
TO TRAVEL AND ART.srUDY IN EUROPE.
Nv LAFAYETTE c. LOOMS. with Plans and Catalogues
OF the chief Galleries. Maps Tables OF Routes and 100
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lone OF the compact comprehensive and exhaustive
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"Its value is ncontestable." - Evening Post
q" A dictionary Of European ravel"-lworld.
Founded excellent pan."-tcommercal Advertiser
"a guide book Of exceptional vaue"- lThe Critic.
"Its every a modern guidebo for American
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=. For sale by all booksellers sent. postpaid upon
cept OF price. BY the publishers.
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS,
743.7l5 BROADWAY NETWORK.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

IN RIVER KAILROA D-Ccmmencing January 2 1887.
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
Rochester Express through rawlng-room
Albany. Troy, 81 Albans, kouse's Pt and syracuse.
$500 Tho Limited" with dining stopping "
Albany Utica syracuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fails.
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago $50
ios0l m; Chicago Express drawins.room Canaan
IiiJj a M, Western New.Yorx and Northern Express
with drawing room cars
$50 p Dany Troy AMI Utica Expr,s. with drawing.
' ~ a M Accommodation TO Albany and Troy
"a M Chicago and 81 Louis Express sleeping
for Niagara Fails bulalo. Cincinnati, 1oedo Detroit chi.
cago and ST Louis Dinina.car New.iork " Albany
$500 m Montreal Express with sleeping Montreal
Runs 20 Utica, stopping at principal stations
special sleeper arrives Rochester Is Az n Bunaios
.:s5 q. M. and Gle veland l2:l5 p IN. next day.
Pacific Express. with sleepiux-cars Tor h0ches
ter buffalo, Niagara tas Cleveland. Ioie!o Detroit aud
cept saturday also ~ Auburn Geneva ami CanandaguA ex'
o' Is m Might Express with seeping-cars Albany
and TROY with tho morning trains for the West
and for The North Except Saturday nignt. -
Tickets on sa.o Grand Central Depot. No. battery
Place 4l3 broadway Harlem Depot, l25hst aud shave,
and at Wcscotys Express Offices Park Place near broa
way 1856 ami p42 Broadway and b2 West i2ot-sI. New.
1913 Washington and $50 Fulton sts brooklyn and ~
RECOMMENDATIONS and sleeping can De
any ticket offices in Ne~-iork CITY, and
S3Y Westinghouse Brooklyn. ,
baggage called for and checked from residence
.T'hese daily. All others dairy except SUNDAY
These trains stop at Harlem ti2oths AMI t',avs
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ For CATsKILL and way landings Boats leave Pier 49,
". r., foot OF Jay-st, daily at O y. IN.
For STUYVESANT and ATHENS from Pier 49, foot OF
Franknst, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at same
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

i Il NEw-YoRK. NEwHAvEN and HARTFORD r. r..
Trains Harlem River station l32tst aud Lin
colnave Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
Preached BY Second Avenue and suburban Elevated rail-
2lO. 3j5 440. $40 0:tO 1880 n M tor Port
ria Casanova (Oak Point Hunts Point West Farms Van
Nest West Chester Tlmpsons Bay Chester pelham
barlow Cty Isand) Pelham Manor AMI Now Rochelle
Meeting at New Rochelle with trains for all points
main line OF the NewYork New Haven Hartford Rail
road Shore Line and Air Line Divisions. New Md
iletOwn, New Britain and Sudeid branches
all points East
Midnight train Rochelle all s
tons a l2lOp M. daily. except Mondays.
for New Rochelle and all intermediate
lions AZ 1901 and $3.50 the latter connect
ing at New Rochelle with way train TO stamford.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On and sfssr JANUARY 81, 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

On and sfter JANUARY 81, 1887
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave VIA Dssbroses and corands Streets
HARRISBURG Pissburs and the West with Pullman Palace
s SlS. 81 nss a ss ana ..y ;sS
Cor; .s 4's., s &c .;:
For neSsn a%a 800 m $40 p m and 10 nigh.
Baltimore. washin gton and the south Limited Washing
ws.sso s.. SS sna
arrive Washington go % regular at c20 500 and $50
day. oils and 200 m: z.so And and iais nisht
For Atlantic City except Sunday Through parior Carl
For Cape May week days, lilo On Saturdays only.
Long Branch. Bay Head Junction and inier@saate Sta
n Sunday us i Us M" and do not stop I:Su
+: g. Sss
AND To-
Brooklyn travel: n,..,- ~ -.o
7srs M Ffs% s!9 ss i .ss iii go
En- TTS% thlIsSelShis $50 ssS 80 siS ss ~
s$ 'SsS 3 r. IS 49, sS 8
agns aS S ssS sSC s sso 81 NO. i'' i'0
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Train Leave via De'oros'e' and cor
s iis s ssd EPss Ca 70 sss% LIN
D. m. Sundays Express o:io " iim'teuJ and ~ M
sq n sS !s ssa
and 1l0a. M. p. and 10 a. In. and .. IA.
on Sundays connect at Trenton for Camden.
Returning roaf Street Station, Philadelphia
12Ol $40 4:O5 $40 5lO. 6:50 $780, 20. $780, 9:4d IL
"a Q. 6:36 TIA S12 and 900 On Sunday 1901.
800 400 $40 e;l0 $780, $40 m, 12:49 H50 Lmited).
Gas. 7:12 and 8:12 p IN.
Leave Camden 800 daily except Sun.
day.
Ticket onces 34o 435 and 944 Broadway Astor House,
Battery place and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland sts
COurs and Brooklyn Annex Station foot OF Fulton.st
Brooklyn Station jersey City Emgrant Ticket Office Cas-
tie Garden
The transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES f. PUGH, J. II. WOOD.
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